Non serious non skilled ownership is the problem, always has been. Boomer generation lucked out buying the Bulls when they were cheap. Lucked out with Jordan. Now they lucked out with Wilson. The only way they can actually produce a winning team is with luck.

No such thing as a travel in the NBA but yes he moved both feet.

Top PPG Rookies - NBA Season (First 3 Gms) 1. Caleb Wilson - 22.3 PPG / 40.7% FG 2. Darius Acuff - 22.3 PPG / 32.9% FG 3. Yaxel Lendeborg - 18.7 PPG / 43.9% FG 4. Cameron Boozer - 16.0 PPG / 28.6% FG 5. Keaton Wagler - 13.0 PPG / 34.8% FG 6. Darryn Peterson - 10.7 PPG / 40.6% FG

List above, out of date. Will post new one soon. Yaxel best overall productive rookie in this class but he is obviously much older.

They have some similarities. One thing I like about Caleb is he actually seems genuine. You see he really does love this game. Anti Patrick Williams has fire and energy. Caleb however does need to improve his skills, less turnovers, improve that shot, better team defense.

Really bad injury. Paul George type injury Done for the season and might affect his entire career. Nobody wants to see this. Hope he heals up and returns 100%.

Don't have a blue checkmark and limited on the characters I can put in a tweet.

Never draft players who are 22+ years old with your 1st Rd Picks. Majority end up busts.

This is why you don't trade your 2nd Rd Picks for Cash Considerations. This could be the Bulls 15th roster player. Instead we have a vacant slot that went to nobody.

Top PPG Rookies - NBA Regular Season (Through 3 Games) 1. Darius Acuff - 22.5 PPG / 30% FG 2. Caleb Wilson - 22.3 PPG 3. Cameron Boozer - 16.0 PPG / 28.6% FG 4. Yaxel Lendeborg - 15.0 PPG 5. Keaton Wagler - 14.0 PPG 6. Darryn Peterson - 12.0 PPG 7. Brayden Burries - 8.3 PPG

Give it some more games but Matas/Giddey not really fitting well.

Needs to fix it I agree.

Everyone else is above 40% and not enough characters to write FG % for everyone.

16 points vs Raptors 21 points vs Bucks = 18.5

Top PPG Rookies - NBA Regular Season (Through 2 Games) 1. Darius Acuff - 22.5 PPG / 30% FG 2. Caleb Wilson - 18.5 PPG 3. Cameron Boozer - 16 PPG / 28.6% FG 4. Yaxel Lendeborg - 15.0 PPG 5. Keaton Wagler - 14.0 PPG 6. Darryn Peterson - 12.0 PPG 7. Brayden Burries - 7.5 PPG

3 steps for the Chicago Bulls this season: 1. Finish in the bottom 4 to 10 teams & hopefully win the lottery. 2. Develop our young talent & hope to see players breakout. 3. Make trades to set us up for future seasons. That's it. Stop chasing mediocrity & build for the future.

Likely career ending injury. Had one final chance to show he belonged in the NBA, showing some promise with the Kings in preseason and this happened. Doubt he'll get another opportunity after this. Should have taken his career more seriously in his 20s.

Cash Considerations + 1 Protected 2nd Rd Pick for Dalton Knecht. Of course if they want Patrick Williams, we would be okay with that as well. Dalton Knecht is 25 years old so I don't see much upside with trying to pick him up. Bad pick in a bad draft.

They can always sign a player to a minimum contract and waive one later as well to free up a spot for the room exception.

This will be Okoro final season with the Bulls. He's just not a good player. Minimum type contract player at best. He'll be out of the league before 30.